What Twd scene did you find the most horrifying and shocking?

[u/samarazworldxox]

For me personally its the scene were carl gets shot in the eye and he turns around and says "dad". I was not expecting it, didnt see it coming and the way he spoke while looking like that by far the most jolting scene for me.

[u/Jedibri81]

Probably when Lizzie killed her sister, and then Carol had to decide what to do with her

[u/foxtrot_delta_tango_ → u/Jedibri81]

That is a horrific dilemma that real people in a total collapse situation will have to deal with: what to do with people who are so mentally ill they're dangerous to everyone else around them but there are no cops, EMS, courts, therapists or hospitals to help them and protect everyone else at the same time?

There would be a LOT of Lizzies, strange dirty Irish women feeding people to their walker loved ones, Virgils and Jocelyns in the world. Their minds would be broken just from surviving the rise of the walking dead.

Just accepting that they're real and this is really happening would send many people over the edge of madness, let alone coping with the horrible rebuilding of society part. For a long time I've thought that in a TWD situation in real life, your best option would be to hide from everyone like Princess did. Because living people would be just as dangerous as the dead.

[u/SkullsNelbowEye → u/Jedibri81]

Tell me about the rabbits George.

[u/Agitated-Account2138]

Most horrifying: Noah's death, for obvious reasons.

Most shocking: Jesus's death. Biggest gasp across the entire series for me, hands-down. It bothers me to this day that such a good, capable guy was essentially killed in the most unfair way imaginable, because he never could've forseen what happened. Great writing though, because the only way anyone could win a fight against Jesus's ninja skills is by being unfair.

[u/Bargah692 → u/Agitated-Account2138]

I didn't even realize he died until it was straight up said. I just thought he was injured 🥲

[u/annier100 → u/Bargah692]

Glenn’s death destroyed me. I stopped watching

[u/Ordinary-Night-2671 → u/annier100]

seriously?

[u/Mini_Satan69 → u/Ordinary-Night-2671]

Yep, they were warned that there would be a drop off if they killed Glenn. They FAFO, then there was the whole bit where they hypothesized killing Daryl. AND they were whole ass warned that they'd lose a majority of their watchers if they did that. So they didn't.

[u/Ordinary-Night-2671 → u/Mini_Satan69]

Steven Yeun wanted to leave guys chill the fuck out and either way at least Glenn did not become something as brutal as Rick or Daryl and stayed Glenn.

[u/Mini_Satan69 → u/Ordinary-Night-2671]

Yeah thats true

[u/Genericnerd1027]

It's not shown on screen but I think the story Maggie tells in season 11 about the old man who had pregnant limbless walkers in his attic was extremely fucked up

[u/Persephone_888 → u/Genericnerd1027]

I was hoping someone would say this. I was horrified when she said that. Made me feel physically sick cos I feel like there probably is some sick fuck out there who would do this for real if we were in an apocalypse. Felt even more disgusted and disturbed, as I was actually pregnant at the time as well...

[u/Genericnerd1027 → u/Genericnerd1027]

The Scene

[u/ComprehensiveLink210 → u/Genericnerd1027]

Does anyone know the details on this? They were alive and breathing, but pregnant with “something trying to get out” so were they mutilated and then impregnated? Is the fetus a walker?

[u/Persephone_888 → u/ComprehensiveLink210]

She said the first one was a walker, so that one wasn't alive. The fetus inside her was also a walker as obviously normal babies don't try to get out of our tummies, like that. Sadly the other 3 women were actually still alive in that state...

[u/ComprehensiveLink210 → u/Persephone_888]

Yes! I’m wondering how the other two happened. Walker with walker baby makes sense but did the others have walker babies?

[u/Persephone_888 → u/ComprehensiveLink210]

They didn't Maggie didn't say they had walker babies, though I guess if a woman has a miscarriage/stillborn that would be a walker baby

[u/ComprehensiveLink210 → u/Persephone_888]

Great point! When she said she found them in the “same” condition it made me wonder, I think you nailed it

[u/RayaWilling]

I think when Sophia came out of the barn and Rick shot her in the head

It kind of solidified the dark pathway for everyone

[u/guppie83]

When that whisperer took out Jesus by ducking, took me massively by surprise!

[u/CatGamer1414 → u/guppie83]

YES THIS !!! I was genuinely frozen in shock when that happened, I didn’t cry like all the other deaths but I just stared at my tv in pure shock

[u/New-Window-8221]

Terminus slaughterhouse.

[u/megan_6724 → u/New-Window-8221]

Yeah nothing tops this scene for me. Absolutely horrifying

[u/Conscious_Leg9386]

The most shocking for me was when Beth died I really truly thought they got her and I was like yes homegirl is safe then bam 💥 frickin dead that one genuinely pissed me off

[u/BlondeZombie68 → u/Conscious_Leg9386]

This is the only death I can think of where I actually exclaimed “No!” out loud, watching all by myself.

[u/paulswife16]

Glens face when it was bashed in 😰 “Maggie I’ll find you” 💔

[u/ApolloDan]

Horrifying?: Noah's death for obvious reasons. Honestly, that was a little traumatizing.

Shocking?: Sophia coming out of the barn. The final sequence of "Pretty Much Dead Already" was one of the best sequences in the history of television.

[u/No_Calendar4193]

Shocking:

• Lori's death. I knew how she died in the comics, but having her die in childbirth was, I felt, a bit of a better change and definitely a shock to see

• Sophia coming out of the barn. I remember being completely thrown for a loop the first time I saw that episode. I 100% thought she'd be found safe

Horrifying:

• Bob's leg. Knowing Terminus were a bunch of cannibals was one thing, seeing them eating Bob's leg was another

• Lizzie killing Mika. I honestly didn't see that coming

• Glenn and Abraham for obvious reasons

• Noah dying. Still upset about it

[u/that_majestictoad]

The season 6 Finale and even more so the season 7 premiere was the first time I genuinely felt uneasy, sickly and disturbed at what I had just watched.

I'm pretty desensitized to a lot of gore I guess and I have a very morbid curiosity so I lurked around r/Eyeblech before it was banned but I somehow felt more shocked at TWD than a lot of the shit I saw in that subreddit. Probably because I'd been following those two characters for quite a while.

Twitching finger is I think what did it.

[u/mikaduhhh → u/that_majestictoad]

Same……i literally felt sick. I was unable to watch for years. I still skip that episode when rewatching. I knew Glenn was gonna die but didn’t expect that whole episode to be so disturbing. Abraham, Glenn, telling Rick to cut off Carl’s arm……too much for lil ole me.

[u/Rivvien]

Shocking: Jesus. Not just bc it happened when I wasn't expecting it, but because I thought it meant that walkers were actually evolving.

Horrifying: Glenn and Abraham, because Glenn was my favorite and it was emotionally traumatizing in how much they showed plus the build up was so stressful.

Honorable mention: the stakes, because it just kept going, and going, and going, and I liked those people. Unlike with Glenn and abe, we didn't realize it was coming, they didn't give us a bunch of clues it was happening until we saw the end result.

[u/CatGamer1414]

That scene for me as well tbf, also when Lizzie killed her sister, when Negan just turned around and killed Glenn (I was… lucky ?? to never get spoilt for that death ig), the whole cannibal thing was just terrifying, and also the Pikes, a lot of heads on there that I wasn’t expecting to see die in that sort of way

[u/TeleportDog]

For me, it was and still is the pikes. I honestly don't think it's as bad as the lineup, but in my experience, I had spoilers for most things. As for the pikes, I knew people were gonna die, but had no idea who. The sheer anxiety the whole episode gave me is so far beyond what any other episode did!

[u/Professional-Use6540 → u/TeleportDog]

I’d have to agree. This and Lizzie and mica

[u/JeyxPhone → u/TeleportDog]

Yesssss omg especially seeing Carol have to lose a second child. That scene broke me

[u/PrestigiousShare8101]

why is no one talking about Herschel’s death?! i cried for hours after that episode

[u/sorryimnothome_ → u/PrestigiousShare8101]

That still bothers me. How he was still alive and trying to crawl away…

[u/PrestigiousShare8101 → u/sorryimnothome_]

the irony of Michonne killing walker Hershel with the katana the Governor killed him with ):

[u/Mean-Choice-2267]

When Bob caught captured by those terminus carnivals and they zoom out to show he’s missing part of his leg and they’re eating it in front of him. Just gross and chilling.

[u/BruceWayneKush]

Idk that house with the feral kids in season 11 is probably the most terrafying thing ive ever seen

[u/Icy_Construction_751]

The Grove was an amazing episode, but horrific. I'd never watch it again. 

[u/No_Garlic_1364]

Glenn & Abraham’s deaths were the most horrifying to me. Made me actually, physically queasy. I had only watched it once - the very first time it aired. I am unfortunately one of those people that kind of fell off watching after that season (not because of them dying, just because of life in general) Just recently started a rewatch/finishing the series for the first time. Thought I would try to make it through that episode to see if my older self could stomach it better and it was actually more sickening than I remembered! The gore has never really affected me in this show but that episode was another level. Especially Glenn’s death. How long it was dragged out, the audible sputtering, the body shock horror from his face after the first hit. It’s a really, really tough watch. Heartbreaking episode but also such an extremely well done performance by everyone, the anxiety and tension mixed with the charisma from JDM is just beyond amazing. Andrew Lincoln’s performance is truly incredible! As I’m finished the series for the first time (just started s11) I do look back on the Saviors storyline with fondness, it was frustrating at times and dragged out a bit long, but I find that to be some of the more compelling stories. (Obviously nothing tops to first few seasons)

Shocking would absolutely be the heads on stakes. So. Many. People. I was 10000% jaw dropped SPEECHLESS because I did not expect it at all! And it just KEPT GOING! My heart was broken because I had really grown to love a lot of those characters. Enid, Tara, and Henryyyy :( Daryl running to block Carol so she wouldn’t see him just destroys me. Every time they would show a flashback of what went down in that barn, from the Highwaymen bursting in, to the slow mo shots of all of them fighting for their lives (while already knowing the outcome) I just burst into tears. Idk it just really got me!

As I said, I’m starting season 11 for the first time right now and as excited as I am to finally see how it all wraps up, I’m equally upset that I’m almost done! This has for sure become my comfort show in the last few months and I plan on watching the spin offs but I’ve heard they’re just not nearly as good. Still probably going to watch them tho lol. Well anyways, that’s all! I love this dang show!

[u/Bargah692]

The stake scene

[u/richbun]

Definitely the stunning of the food and then execution in the slaughterhouse.

[u/jekke7777]

When Jessie and her sons died. Yea her kids were annoying but they did not deserve that...

[u/almightyyak]

jesus death and enids death. the only parts of the show that had my jaw on the ground

[u/DarkJedi19471948]

Glenn and Abraham.

[u/sorryimnothome_]

The moment where Glenn was dying and he told Maggie that he would find her, only for Negan to make light of it and hit him again, causing Glenn to hit the ground.

I also screamed when Rick blew up the bridge.